Soldiers Syndicate

Overall progress

Current Stage

Information Gathering
Preliminary Proposal Development
Preliminary Proposal Advertised
Substantive Proposal Development
Substantive Proposal Adopted
Implementation of Substantive Proposal
Review Completed

More information is available on any of the above stages.

Designations

Note: Designations are only shown for properties that have completed the stage - Preliminary Proposal Advertised.

Reports

Please note: Documents are linked as they become available through the tenure review process.

Information Gathering

• Due diligence report and status report - (pdf 1.28MB)
  • Plan 1 - (pdf 176KB)
  • Plan 2 - (pdf 1.17MB)
  • Plan 3 - (pdf 614KB)
• Conservation resources report
  • Part 1 - (pdf 1.97MB)
  • Part 2 - (pdf 1.67MB)
  • Part 3 - (pdf 2.06KB)
• Fish and game report - (pdf 84.6KB)

Preliminary Proposals

A preliminary proposal for the Soldier Syndicate occupation license was advertised on 20/10/2007

86 public submissions and 1 iwi submission were received however no analysis was undertaken due to proceedings taken against the Commissioner of Crown Lands by the former licensees.

As a result of proceedings in the High Court in Christchurch the Hon Justice French on 30 October 2008 directed that the preliminary proposal reflect an earlier decision of the Commissioner of Crown Lands. That decision was that the land be designated suitable for disposal by special lease pursuant to section 86(5) (b) (i) Crown Pastoral Land Act 1998

To comply with the decision of the High Court a new preliminary proposal has been advertised.

• Public advertisement of preliminary proposal (PDF 28KB)
• Full Preliminary Proposal & Appendices (PDF 801KB)
• Preliminary Proposal Designation Plan (PDF 667KB)
• Copy of Public Submissions (PDF 4MB)
• Analysis of Public Submissions (PDF 366KB)

Substantive Proposals

• Full Substantive Proposal & Appendices - Not yet available
• Substantive Proposal Designation Plan - Not yet available

Format

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